This review is written after owning the All American Canner for over one year. I have canned meats, sauces, vegetables, beans, soups, broth, and maybe a few other items in this canner. When I purchased the canner, I watched 1 (one, uno, un) YouTube video on how to can and figured this to be pretty easy. I ordered this canner because of the reviews and the heirloom quality of the equipment. This is definitely an investment piece.
I became an intermediate to professional canner based on watching one video and using this canner. I use the National Center for Home Food Preservation website for guidelines. Anyone can do it!!!!
If you are looking to homestead, to preserve a harvest, or preserve produce you caught on sale, then you won't be disappointed in this canner. It's heavy duty and I can see it yielding batch upon batch of canned foods year after year.
Any regrets???.... I wish I'd gotten a larger size.
Happy canning!!!!!!
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PRESERVE YOUR FAVORITE FOODDid you know pressure canning is the only method the USDA recommends for low-acid foods? All American Pressure Cookers/Canners make it easy to can fish, meat, vegetables & fruits. |
BUILT-IN SAFETYOur easy-to-read pressure gauge and the overpressure plug help protect you from built-up pressure, and allow it to be released safely. |
QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIPOnly All American Pressure Cookers/Canners feature an exclusive, precision machined, metal-to-metal sealing system. Positive action clamping locks form a steam-tight seal without any costly-to-replace gaskets. |
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| All American 910 Pressure Cooker | All American 915 Pressure Cooker | All American 921 Pressure Cooker | All American 930 Pressure Cooker | All American 941 Pressure Cooker | |
| Size | 10.5qt | 15.5qt | 21.5qt | 30qt | 41.5qt |
| Pint Jars* | 7 | 10 | 19 | 19 | 32 |
| Quart Jars* | 4 | 7 | 7 | 14 | 19 |
| Suitable For: | Gas, electric, or flat top stoves | Gas, electric, or flat top stoves | Gas, electric, or flat top stoves | Gas or electric stoves | Gas or electric stoves |
Customer reviews
My favorite kitchen appliance!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2018
This review is written after owning the All American Canner for over one year. I have canned meats, sauces, vegetables, beans, soups, broth, and maybe a few other items in this canner. When I purchased the canner, I watched 1 (one, uno, un) YouTube video on how to can and figured this to be pretty easy. I ordered this canner because of the reviews and the heirloom quality of the equipment. This is definitely an investment piece.I became an intermediate to professional canner based on watching one video and using this canner. I use the National Center for Home Food Preservation website for guidelines. Anyone can do it!!!!If you are looking to homestead, to preserve a harvest, or preserve produce you caught on sale, then you won't be disappointed in this canner. It's heavy duty and I can see it yielding batch upon batch of canned foods year after year.Any regrets???.... I wish I'd gotten a larger size.Happy canning!!!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2018
I became an intermediate to professional canner based on watching one video and using this canner. I use the National Center for Home Food Preservation website for guidelines. Anyone can do it!!!!
If you are looking to homestead, to preserve a harvest, or preserve produce you caught on sale, then you won't be disappointed in this canner. It's heavy duty and I can see it yielding batch upon batch of canned foods year after year.
Any regrets???.... I wish I'd gotten a larger size.
Happy canning!!!!!!
Size: 21.5 qtColor: SilverVerified Purchase
My favorite kitchen appliance!!!!
By K.M.B. on December 31, 2018
This review is written after owning the All American Canner for over one year. I have canned meats, sauces, vegetables, beans, soups, broth, and maybe a few other items in this canner. When I purchased the canner, I watched 1 (one, uno, un) YouTube video on how to can and figured this to be pretty easy. I ordered this canner because of the reviews and the heirloom quality of the equipment. This is definitely an investment piece.By K.M.B. on December 31, 2018
I became an intermediate to professional canner based on watching one video and using this canner. I use the National Center for Home Food Preservation website for guidelines. Anyone can do it!!!!
If you are looking to homestead, to preserve a harvest, or preserve produce you caught on sale, then you won't be disappointed in this canner. It's heavy duty and I can see it yielding batch upon batch of canned foods year after year.
Any regrets???.... I wish I'd gotten a larger size.
Happy canning!!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2020
Currently, (as I write this), I am canning up 20# in one batch of ground beef we found on sale (total of 40#). I use it to pressure can meat, chicken, beef, pork and other things.
Again, the construction of the All American Pressure canner is outstanding, second to none. It’s manufactured by craftsmen in Wisconsin who know what their doing with aluminum and will last a lifetime of use.. most likely mine will get passed on after I croak some day.
Edit on March 1st 2020
I had no idea that shortly after I wrote my review about the All American Pressure Canner, that a Virus would be sweeping the world with many cities and people being locked down and quarantined. It is ALL the more reason to pressure can some meat for long term storage for whatever happens. Does not hurt one bit to prepare, you can always use it later.. or it’s like having your own food bank. You make a food deposit and then a food withdrawal when you need it.
Size: 30 qtColor: SilverVerified Purchase
You pressure can? You want this.. you need this!
By superexcavator on February 8, 2020
If you are serious about preparing food for future use that does not require refrigeration in case of whatever SHTF scenario happens or canning meat you find on sale, then the All American pressure is what you want. I have the M# 930, purchased in 2013. With 7 years of using it I can say it is worth every penny. It is very well built, no gaskets (metal on metal seal), heavy duty hardware.By superexcavator on February 8, 2020
Currently, (as I write this), I am canning up 20# in one batch of ground beef we found on sale (total of 40#). I use it to pressure can meat, chicken, beef, pork and other things.
Again, the construction of the All American Pressure canner is outstanding, second to none. It’s manufactured by craftsmen in Wisconsin who know what their doing with aluminum and will last a lifetime of use.. most likely mine will get passed on after I croak some day.
Edit on March 1st 2020
I had no idea that shortly after I wrote my review about the All American Pressure Canner, that a Virus would be sweeping the world with many cities and people being locked down and quarantined. It is ALL the more reason to pressure can some meat for long term storage for whatever happens. Does not hurt one bit to prepare, you can always use it later.. or it’s like having your own food bank. You make a food deposit and then a food withdrawal when you need it.
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